Kingdom : Animalia
Phylum : Arthropoda
Class : Insecta
Order : Lepidoptera
The blue butterfly is commonly known as the "blue morpho butterfly" due to its vibrant blue wings and morpho species classification.
The scientific name of a butterfly is a flying insect of the biological order of Lepidoptera, and has been classified as being part of the insecta class (an insect).
Specimen
No, using a scanning electron microscope does not kill the specimen. The specimen is placed in a vacuum chamber during imaging, but this process does not kill the specimen.
Monarch butterfly. The term "monarch" is not a proper noun, so it should not be capitalized.
Type Specimen
Insecta
Animalia, or animal, that is the biggest classification kingdom.
The first butterfly ever scientifically described is Papilio machaon, The Swallowtail. It is also sometimes called "Old World Swallowtail" to distinguish it from the many hundreds of other swallowtail species described since then. The type specimen of it still exists. Regardless of any taxonomic changes that ever take place, that one original P. machaon specimen will ALWAYS be considered a butterfly.
The blue butterfly is commonly known as the "blue morpho butterfly" due to its vibrant blue wings and morpho species classification.
Binary nomenclature, also known as scientific classification, is a way to work through the known characteristics of something to get an exact identification. In the general population, most people would use this classification process in helping their children with school projects such as the identification of leaves, insects or minerals. If you know a bird-watcher or a butterfly enthusiast, you might notice that they refer to a small book, or an electronic app, whenever they are not quite sure of the specimen they are viewing. They are trying to indentify, through specific characteristics, the bird or butterfly. Therefore, you must identify a population first, and then determine what that population would want to classify.
the scientific name is lepidoptera. just look on google.
if you must know it is not allowedAdded: Butterfly knives, although not specifically referred to by that name, usually fall under the classification of GRAVITY KNIVES, which ARE prohibited.
The scientific or taxonomic name would be Hedylidae.
The scientific or taxonomic name would be Castniidae.
Butterfly knives are banned in Australia due to their classification as a prohibited weapon. Therefore, it is illegal to buy or own a butterfly knife styled pen in Australia.
I assume the specimen to be collected is medical, and not collecting a butterfly as a specimen? If medical, you must wear Disposable Medical Gloves. In some cases, a face mask and even safety glasses must also be worn, especially if you could be contaminated by blood or other bodily fluids.